Of course, compared to equality in economic, social, and political rights, gender relations are the most taboo and sensitive part of racial issues, just like the line in the film: "Civil rights is one aspect, marriage is the other." The subtext of this sentence That is, whites can grant blacks freedom and equality to a certain extent, but the blood of blacks is inferior, and the combination of whites and blacks is shameful. This white supremacy theory affects everyone subtly. In the film, even the self-proclaimed liberals can hardly eliminate the prejudice against blacks in their bones.
"Guess who's coming to dinner now?" ("Guess who's coming to dinner now?") The black maid replied: "Could it be Martin Luther King?" This mockery really makes I laughed blankly. In the indoctrinated concept of a black maid, oneself is not as beautiful as white, not as important as white, and not as capable as white. Everything is taken for granted. This is really the most shocking portrait of internalized racism.
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